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Have a '99 with 2 wheel abs. I just bought new timkens with the abs sensor for the front. My initial thought was to buy riffraffs grease fitting but I was wondering if I could tap the abs sensor hole and install a permanent grease fitting and run a small line to make the fitting more accessible? Similar to a payloader or piece of construction equipment? Has anyone done this? Thoughts?
I would just run the abs grease fitting from Riffraff. For under $20 it is a lot cheaper then getting shavings in your new bearings.
I was gonna grease the tap so it caught the shavings when I tapped it. I might just go with riff raff and then add an extension so I don't have to pull it all apart.
When I saw 2 wheel, I was thinking 2 wheel drive but I take it you're talking about greasing the sealed 4wd bearing. I know many pull the sensor, fill the sensor hole pretty full with grease and don't have issues with tone wheel communication.